chirred (Meaning)
chirred
the short vibrant or trilled sound characteristic of an insect (such as a grasshopper or cicada), to make a vibrating sound like some insects (as a grasshopper or cicada)
Synonyms & Antonyms of chirred
chirred Sentence Examples
- The crickets chirred harmoniously in the warm summer night.
- The tiny birds chirred incessantly, filling the air with a chorus of sweet notes.
- The grasshopper chirred rhythmically, announcing its presence in the field.
- The cicadas chirred loudly, creating a deafening buzz that echoed through the forest.
- The fire crackled and chirred, casting a warm glow on the cold winter evening.
- The popcorn chirred in the saucepan, releasing a tantalizing aroma.
- The metal gears chirred against each other, indicating a need for lubrication.
- The ice under their skates chirred and squealed as they glided across the rink.
- The tires of the car chirred sharply as it made a sudden stop.
- The radio chirred static, interrupting the silence of the empty house.
FAQs About the word chirred
the short vibrant or trilled sound characteristic of an insect (such as a grasshopper or cicada), to make a vibrating sound like some insects (as a grasshopper
churred, hummed, whispered, burred, whirred, fizzed, sighed, bumbled, thrummed, zipped
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The crickets chirred harmoniously in the warm summer night.
The tiny birds chirred incessantly, filling the air with a chorus of sweet notes.
The grasshopper chirred rhythmically, announcing its presence in the field.
The cicadas chirred loudly, creating a deafening buzz that echoed through the forest.
